The S&P is fairly valued and it is becoming increasingly difficult to find cheap names, but here are a few stocks that still have room for growth, said Scott Black, president of Delphi Management.
“I think you have to be an individual stock picker,” Black told CNBC.
Black’s Recommendations:
Seagate Technology—“We’re in a tech refresh cycle and it will probably last another year and a half to two years,” he said.
“Seagate benefits from this. PCs are growing at about 13-15 percent, notebooks, games, they’re all doing well and Seagate’s earnings are exploding…Seagate has more cash then debt on balance sheet, so you have a bullet-proof balance sheet to go with it.”
Nexen —“It’s much cheaper than Suncor ,” he said.
“It’s a well-run company—the balance sheet’s conservative, the coverage ratio’s in tact and it’s an interesting way to play energy prices.”
- Watch Black's Previous Appearance on CNBC (Dec. 14, 2009)
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Disclosures:
Adelphi Management owns shares of STX and NXY.
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